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New GST rates will prove to be a boon for farmers

Bhopal :6/9/25:  The new GST rates and slabs will have a wide-scale impact on the agriculture sector. This will especially benefit small and medium farmers, due to reduced GST rates on agricultural equipment, the cost of agriculture will decrease and farmers’ profits will increase. This view was expressed by Union Agriculture and Rural Development Minister Shri Shivraj Singh Chouhan in a press conference held in Bhopal today.

Shri Shivraj Singh Chouhan said that GST on bio-pesticides and micro-nutrients has been reduced, which will benefit farmers. Also, the trend of farmers towards bio-fertilizers from chemical fertilizers will definitely increase. In the dairy sector, there will now be no GST on milk and cheese. This will not only benefit the common man, but farmers, cattle breeders and milk producers will also benefit.

Today is the great festival of Anant Chaturdashi and we will bid farewell to Ganpati Bappa. My prayer to him is that happiness, prosperity and prosperity should come in the lives of the people of the country.

Shri Chauhan said that the Central Government has reduced the GST rate on agricultural equipment from 18% to 5%, due to which agricultural equipment and other items will become cheaper.

For example, 35 HP tractor – earlier Rs. 6,50,000, now Rs. 6,09,000 (approximate), saving Rs. 41,000
45 HP tractor – earlier Rs. 7,20,000, now Rs. 6,75,000, saving Rs. 45,000. 75 HP Tractor – Earlier Rs. 10,00,000, Now Rs. 9,37,000, Saving Rs. 63,000 50 HP Tractor – Earlier Rs. 8,50,000, Now Rs. 7,97,000, Saving Rs. 53,000 Power Tiller 13 HP – Earlier Rs. 20,357, Now Rs. 8,482, Saving Rs. 11,875 Multi Crop Thresher – 4 Tonne – Earlier Rs. 24,000, Now Rs. 10,000, Saving Rs. 14,000 Paddy Planting Machine – (4 Row – Walk Behind) – Earlier Rs. 26,400, Now Rs. 11,000, Saving Rs. 15,400 Power Weeder – 7.5 HP – Earlier Rs. 9,420 Now Rs 3,925, saving Rs 5,495 Seed Cum Fertilizer

This will also give a boost to our natural farming, organic farming and especially we want to take the country towards integrated farming. This is not just the farming of fruits, vegetables or grains, along with that, the farmers engaged in other works will also get a boost. Many thanks to the Prime Minister for this revolutionary suggestion, gratitude to the Finance Minister!

 

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